Reminds me (again) the latin counterpart of some fonts for non-latin languages like Lao, Oriya, Myanmar, some sort of chopped-off job based on Times.
Lizeswan2 Sep 2014
Typophile
A sans-serif font with a mix of Serif ball terminals on the "a"s and "r"s and Sans-Serif upper cases
Here's a too-tall match.... Koop, Floor/TimesnoRoman (no link)
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Because the original tittles were ovals, showing squashedness, this might be the one!?
I think you have it Dick - it has just been squashed, smashed, pick your term.
Perfect, Dick! Another chopped-off serif Times... 'TimesNoRoman'!
Times New Roman Std Small Text Regular
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/mti/times-new-roman/
Recipe: Squoosh a little more. Cut, chop & tinker until the letter forms match.
Stanley Morison's design is so outstanding that it can withstand even this abuse.
Don
Tnx guys. :)
Been scratching my head about this coz its been used as the primary logo wordmark and for the secondary properties' logos. I guess I'll just have to ask the designer to supply the full customised set.
You might consider purchasing a font from Murasu Systems http://murasu.com/ and using the Latin letters. See the specimen I posted at http://typophile.com/node/119151 You would need to squoosh the height and do some editing, but it's a lot less work than doing your own chop job on Times.
Don
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